The first part of this two-part article reviewed ihe history and theoretical background of support groups and group therapies and explored the breakthroughs in mental health research showing how these groups enhance patients' quality of life. In Part II, the author addresses issues regarding group process, group management and leadership, and the curative aspects of groups for patients with cancer.
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